Apple is very fond of its products and of course defends them to the end. Safari is one of Apple’s babies and of course, does not like it when companies try to put it down and replace it with other browsers. On the other hand, Apple also knows that customers like chooses and it has now given its blessing to the Mercury web browser to be a replacement browser for iPhone’s Safari, for the time being. (more…)
If you happen to own an iPhone and you use AT&T as your carrier, you have the awesome opportunity to explore Navigator v1.5i. Apple has all kinds of surprises from TeleNav for the Navigator for its iPhone users. As a matter of fact, there is a series of new features for the navigation experience. (more…)
Apple and Adobe may never see eye to eye and are still throwing punches at one another over Apple’s stand that they will not allow its new iPad to run Adobe’s Flash software. (more…)
Even though some iPhone users may not be very happy with AT&T’s coverage, it looks like AT&T will keep the iPhone for another year. On analyst explained that Verizon Wireless, which was up for carrying the iPhone, will not be the carrier and issued a stock downgrade. (more…)
As the advertising world around us is creating geographic location ads that will steer us to the corner store, Apple has explicitly banned them or so it seems. (more…)
The other day we reported on the popularity of the Mussolini app for the iPhone in Italy. At that time, there were many people all over the world upset regarding the release as well as the popularity of the app. Not only is the app under fire but now Italy’s state owned film company stated they are going to file a suit against Apple for the use of the recorded speeches and the video of the Fascist dictator Benito Mussolini. (more…)
A few textbook publishers have joined the parade and will be releasing their textbooks, test prep manuals, and study guides to be read over Apple’s new tablet, but will of course include other Apple devices including the iPhone and the iPod touch. (more…)
Many individuals have enjoyed the Stanza iPhone app; however, most will be singing a different tune as Apple has demanded the removal of the USB sharing featuring of this popular app.
An entry found on CryptoPath blog alerts iPhone users of how flaws in the iPhone operating systems chain of trust management could be a way for an attacker to hack the iPhone by installing their trusted root certificate in the cellphone’s certificate store. This would cause the iPhone to be vulnerable to a series of attacks. (more…)
By Anita
February 9th, 2010 at 08:54am Comments
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